#insane terms

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insaneroleic

A roleic term for a system member whose role, status, or experience as a system member involves being insane in some way. This could involve: -being a symptom holder for the qualities that constitute being insane -helping the system process their feelings about being insane -helping the system cope with the negative aspects of being insane However, it could involve anything. The word "insane" is reclaimed and not intended to have negative connotations unless the user wants it to.

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insaneplurid

A plurid in which the system collectively identify as insane, even if not all individual system members do. This could be because: -the qualities that lead to the system self-identifying as insane apply to many but not all system members -while all system members identify with the qualities in question, not all of them use the word “insane” to describe that aspect of themselves despite being comfortable with the system overall being described that way -the qualities in question have led to experiences that the whole system identify with, even if they don’t all identify with the qualities or identities that led to those experiences -the system have a social circle associated with being insane that affects all system members, regardless of whether they all identify with those traits However, this can be for any reason. The word “insane” as used in this post is a self-identifier, reclaimed, and not intended to have negative connotations unless the system using it wants it to.

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insanebased

A term for systems whose functions, headmates, in-space, etc. are affected by being insane. This could involve: -system members who view themselves as insane -holders for the qualities the system have that cause them to view themself as insane -roles related to coping with those qualities, or with experiences related to them -switches associated with feeling those qualities more strongly However, it could involve anything. The word “insane” is reclaimed and not intended to have negative connotations unless the user wants it to.

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